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Richmond, Virginia’s Garbage People are a new metal outfit comprising guitarists T.J. Childers (Inter Arma) and Joel Moore (Inter Arma), bassist Brett Bamberger (Revocation), drummer Jon Rice (Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats, ex-Job For A Cowboy), vocalist Mike Paparo (Artificial Brain, Inter Arma), and Ryan Parrish (Iron Reagan). Today, they’ve shared a debut single, “Snout.” “We are going to tour, do live shows, put out recordings and continue being an actual band...

Last Friday, I attended the wake of Marylou Parrish, the mother of Father Bryan Parrish, who had been living with her husband at St. Patrick's Manor in Framingham. She was very active in the Church and had a great devotion to the Little Flower.

INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — Incline Village residents will be seeing their options for grocery stores expand this year with the opening of a new Grocery Outlet expected to happen by the end of 2023.  “It...

Wiscasset residents Kari McArdle and Ryan Parrish, and Cassandra Williams of Boothbay, were named to the winter 2023 (January to May) president’s list at Southern New Hampshire University in Manchester, New Hampshire. Full-time undergraduate...

On March 8th, the Cranberry Country Chamber of Commerce held its 44th Annual Meeting at the Roseb

On March 8th, the Cranberry Country Chamber of Commerce held its 44th Annual Meeting at the Roseb

From teachers to hoist technicians, Carlsbad is home to young talent and leadership. The Carlsbad 40 Under 40 honors those professionals who give to their employers, neighbors and community in hopes of creating a strong and vibrant future for the Cavern City.

Van Wert, Ohio breaking news and local information from the Van Wert Independent.

On Sunday, I went to the Fatima Shrine in Holliston to celebrate a Mass to mark the 75th anniversary of the Xaverian Missionaries in the United States. Of course, the Fatima Shrine is a very important presence of the community here in our archdiocese.

WEST END -- Under tents set up on the grounds of Regina Cleri, about 250 people gathered on Sept. 15 for One Mission, Stronger Communities, a dinner to express gratitude for the Archdiocese of Boston's priests and raise funds for the Clergy Trust.